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That is now going to be a series of sort of audiobooks, a really podcast,

where we're interviewing some of the key players that are represented in each of those historical chapters.

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And it's my privilege to welcome today.

Professor Edith Hall, the book is Aristotle's Way, How Ancient Wisdom Can Change Your Life Available at Amazon.

Professor All's also author of The Ancient Greeks.

Ten ways they shape the modern world.

Professor, thank you for joining us.

Sorry, very nice to be here.

Professor All's a professor at King's College in London since 2012.

I also lecture at University of Oxford.

So one of the things that always captured my interest as it pertains to Aristotle,

other than the fact that he was a naturalist, he really was one of the first,

at least sort of observational scientists.

He based his taxonomy on what he saw in the natural world.

But his conversation or his theories in the, I guess it was the thing he wrote for his son.

I'm forgetting the name of the...

Nika McKayneth, right?

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